This course offers a concise program of a reality based combat survival system. Urban survival techniques used by military and law enforcement.

Learn to defeat attackers, including those armed with knives, guns, bottles, baseball bats, multiple attackers etc. Prevent being a victim of carjackings, sexual assaults, and muggings! RCS is based on straightforward moves and instinctual reactions. It covers all aspects of real-street self defense and reality-based self defense, with no rules on the street. RCS is not a sport such as MMA competition. The techniques of RCS are utilized by both male and female law enforcement, military, and in...

Learn to defeat attackers, including those armed with knives, guns, bottles, baseball bats, multiple attackers etc. Prevent being a victim of carjackings, sexual assaults, and muggings! RCS is based on straightforward moves and instinctual reactions. It covers all aspects of real-street self defense and reality-based self defense, with no rules on the street. RCS is not a sport such as MMA competition. The techniques of RCS are utilized by both male and female law enforcement, military, and intelligence operatives worldwide. RCS techniques stem from French Savate, Israeli Krav Maga, Thailand's Muay Thai, Japanese Jiujitsu, Korean Hwa Rang Do, Chinese Wing Chun, Filipino Kali, Greco-Roman Wrestling, and Western boxing. RCS was founded from principles of psychology, physiology, and analytical movement. RCS is a system of several sciences and principles applied on many levels to create a replicable learning process. This course offers a concise program of a reality-based combat survival system. Urban survival techniques used by military and law enforcement personnel are tailored to civilians. Students will learn efficient self-defense techniques without testing for colored belts. The practitioner will learn techniques to defend from strangleholds, kicks, chokes, punches, headlocks, knife attacks, gun disarms, and attacks with baseball bats. RCS has usually been taught in a "Boot Camp" session, meaning it is usually taught in two days of 10 hours per day. However,